with
. -:.~ r 1* . . Joe Shngrue, one-tinie- contender for
._ i .. i , . , . the lightweight title, will make his de-
y- a“; i but as ,a bofing .pmmoter, in Water.
- Ibury, Thursday night, April 29. Four
bouta xiltlhcogmitnte the card and
’ L. ,1 . -.. 'gaorne o e est boys seen in action
boxer. “I“: Gmdn Connecticut rings will be the con-
i!“ “1.,"- Makes Jastern?teatants. There will be three main
I) int Tonight in Jersev beats, all of' tlienr ten-round malts:
IN WATERBU RY.
1|
Dave Palitz and Johnnie Summers, of
( ;; \ New York, will meet in the chief
' ~,_.____ event. Palitz scored e. referee's deci:
... Mm" ._...__ “- Jack Law- si’on over Summers ifthoir bout which
.n “Elnwoigm, who ”nook place in Waterbury, but Summers,
Lukflm tonight.» at “1,513.8 .well as most of the fans present,
1“”... Fit}: is as formld-i‘fla}med Palitz didn't deserve a win.
. “Mm”, i'orohim, Jackson Thisboflihit yaholuldMsetttleMthe guestion.
. a disagreeable sun "3 . V ”.398 ea 3‘ "'9 y.
, n unimuwn quanugfifig ,Bobby Michaols,1he lad who rocked
.1.qu Johnny Dundee Chhrlic Hayes to sleep in Meridenlast
_ n.2,“. MM”. according to Tuesday night, has been booked to box
i .,, “Mm.“ “.1” m receive a ten rounds with Billie Murphy, the
i Emmi”: from llundoc but to Staten Island wildcat. Murphy has a
i‘ 5 gm...” m. ”m onloohers thevrcfcrec’s docisiou over Hayes to his
i . um... “,de as good {IS-credit. in the third main bout, John-
! H, “HM”. the honors in the ny Shugrue. who had to quit the ring
i , HM ‘ ”m “.0“, boxed. a few months ago because of injuries
. 41,,“ h_\- ”m exocrience of to his ,nose received in a bout with
i... WIN \':fl:(.l. accepted 21 Charlie Hayes, will stage a comeback
\. -:h anm.‘ and all the Wit- with Joe Lyons, the New York light-
'hn ('0llit'.\l. with the. single Weight. firrsirgpgggt‘gg-plan
M of \"itl'0".~' in. . (I ‘- ‘ -
,,.,. was if, 1thm_‘;:31glvr'(l(il‘:(;?:d At: a preliminary, a six-round match
, “a,“ at NW “105,. m7 [be argu— between Mickcy Travers, of New Ha-
. l ‘ vcn, and Young Kaplun, of Mcridelrll.
Ix. . .- . . . . has been arran cd. Those boys long i
”fiuinki‘dfl-fl. [“3101 )tau pertain: :a flashing houtgrer-cutly and thcre was
__ q .H “‘ 1““, {r (lid. “mimic. crv for a return match on the part
, .mlli} omwllt-il. int ““110 .lek . ‘ _ _ ,, . l , {I H
although it readily n ill be. (onccd- oi "my? “ho 5““ t" ml ;_‘
vhut ilm iiarlcm lizllth-lglli is the 4"'-'__—M-—
s' hoxvr )‘v'i form! by the South-
l-ny. Nc\m-tlwli-.~s lhtI contest be-
i tho pair should prm'c to bc ex“
chilly inicl'thiuu.
CAN OR GREEK.
BASEBALL
American marathon road race here on
Monday. “'lll run at the Olympic
gamcs at Antwerp next summer.
Should the fact that ho will not. have
NATIONAL LEAGUE. completed American citizenship re-
__ quiroments prevent his rcprcseutingi
\’I‘.s‘.'.‘r'dr.y3 flvsu ts. the United Statcs, he will he scnt to
w ' 1.5mm. ;; 1;,...,i»;yn_ 7:. carry tho colors of Greece. Announce
.. i: rilmmmh 1:. mcnt to thie cchr-t was made ycstcr-
’ . x Yuri; “mum {Ionic wasldfl." by follow (Iouhtrytncn of thc Hul-
.| 1m ltll't‘llillll ui' wot grunndg.llenic Association of Boston.
53:1 muggy. {mm gnnlp “-35.1 'l‘rivoulitlas plans l0 renew in New
-. 1 ..-. urn-inn; (,1; “1., [troundalYOT‘i his application for first papers,
__--_.. whith Vvas refused heritage hc could
Standing of the Clubs. not speak the English Ianguacc. Mem-
‘ \Vun. Lost. 1". (j. hcrs of the Olympic Selection commit-
I ‘ - - ,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 1 _ 3.; two have made no official statement
l l 2 .667 rcgrarding the runner’s eligibility, but
I . I . z . . . . . . . . l 2 .667 unofficially doubt was expressed over
i :j ____________ ;-, ;; .500 His possibility" of his carrying the
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I. ............ l 4 .200 TOURNAMENT.
-.. _ . PHILADELPHIA, April. Elli—WWW
Gamcs~ Today. lace F. Johnson, of Philadelphia. na-
I, Mi,- Mi MM“... tionul semi-finalist last year. won the
y! at l‘liii;u1«-ipl-_i;(, sprint: tournament of the Philadelphia
, M; 1.: (mung... and District Lann Tennis Association
:Bridgeport, in the Pox-ii City rln '
mext Monday fight; and Dave is goof?“
.into one of his toughest encfimters. y
i Bogash has heen traveling at a .fast‘
vaouqus To RUN AS;AMERI-
IROSTON. April 23,—I’cter Trivouli
tlnS, tlm native oi (ircccc who won the
ifirst appearance in this country and
‘ fl 5.. ‘ "' ,. .
IE ' NDA ’ ‘ . =
Dave Pallu<meeté Innis my“?
J
gait of late. Since laat sepfimber he
has not lost a boat or a decision and
the only opponent to hold him to all
even' break was Eddie gP‘itzsimmons.
the slugging fist-handed challenger of
Benny Leon . Bogash and Fitz
went eight rounds to a draw last No-
Ivember. .
He’s Going to Be Married.
Louis has a reason—he has some- -
thing to inspire him on to victory. ,lt
.. 31' iii/er“
Ochaerfrhox ‘
jBuickfg’ Sofia Motor Cars '9
Exceptional Values, in Hons
, Needs for Saturday
- i Agent for Slmie'r “Roadllgllte’l‘”
.is a young Bridgeport miss, Rose Pe- ' a l ‘ ** Ir
trelli, whom Louis will marry May 6.
Every victory means to Louisso niuco.
.more'inr the succeeding battle and he
has been hauling in goodly portions
of the filthy lucre to get started in the
battle of life with the odds in his ia-
vor.
Bogash has whipped some tough cus-
tomers since the boxing season open—
ed in Bridgeport. Johnny Clinton and
Barney Adair, of New York, and Paul
Doyle and Eddie Shpvlin, of Boston.
have lost deciisona to him, while .Jim-
my Burns and "Irish Patsy" Cline, of
New York, and Eddie hlcfindrews, oi
Philadelmla, received free trips to
Dreamland via.»Louis' goodly wallop.
His victory over McAndreWS was a big
feather in Bogash's cap, as the boy
from Quakcrtown had filly a week be-
fore so Lew Tendler to the m. .a
tome class V ,
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“Rogers” Nickel Silver
Knives and Forks
Set of 6 each. Reg. $3.50.
“Call” Alarm Clocks
couple of. s. Bogasb finished -
Andrews in ty seconds. ' ‘ Thermos Bottle
Dave '8 Worwlns- Pint size. Reg. $2.75.
Louis will be m .
of a bird in l’alitz.
ing but work all the, ti
squared arena and he isn
much about Bogash's report
smashcs.
l “I took all that Jack Britton
said Davc recently "and they do
mum of them hit any harder than Brit-
ton."
Dave is probably the clevercr boy of
the two with Bogasxh being the harder
lhitter. Dave's chance appears to rest
‘in outboxiné Bogash, while the 8114ng
g a tough sort
knows noth-
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EJIM¥YNWILDE HAS EARNED FOR— ‘1
u E IN UNITED: STATES. "' “ ' ”' ”W ’ ’ " ”WWW 1 ~‘L
: “'hen Jimmy “’ildc. world's cham- 4 ' “’ V
,pion ilywcight, finished his nlglitcround ' ‘
bout with Battling Murray. at Camden
1’I‘huraday night. the little Engllqh-
.man’s rinz carninns totalled 329,500 - ~
sincc he arrived in this country a few
months ago. That represents his
share of the purses' for seven bouts
.and is a rct-ord no other midget ever
approached.
A remarkable feature of \Yilde's
succcsss in gathcring Amcriran dollars
is that only one of his opponents war
ratcd among the topnotchcrs. lie is
Jack Slim-key am! Sharks; 'm‘iu him.
,Vi'hat is more, the deli-at ('J‘;.'." in iii.
.naturnlly it cur down his drawing ' ' I "
power considt‘rahly. lI.‘ “'ildv hail J
manngcd to score a knockout ovcr '
Sharkcy hr- prohably n'umi ho in (far-
pentier’s class‘as a drawing card by
Games Today.
3. ‘l‘li‘i‘ at New York.
: ~21 (ll “fishington.
:40 Hi llt‘ll'oll.
may“! at St. Louis.
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lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results. '
.I'l‘ it: Jcrscy City. 2.
in. 7: Baltimore, :1.
. llli-i‘. 2: Rochester. 2.
no, 10; Reading. 7.
-YO
Standing of the Cubs. ‘ l
\\'nn. Lost, l‘, C
. ............. 1 0 1.000} ‘ . ._
............... 1 0 1.000 : \l ’
. .............. 1 0 1.000 5 i
. ............ 1 1 .5001 "’ '
I ............... 1 1 .500 . 3,9
l I' \ ........... 0 1 .900 S!
............. 0 1 .000 "
t ........... 0 1.800 ‘V’
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Games Today.
‘ ‘\ mu :Ii .lt‘i‘ht")‘ Pli)‘.
v lv'l at Syracuse.
0 wt llaltimorc.
w at lit-ailinfr.
AMERICAN ASSOCIAFION.
5 win. .12: Louisville. S.
Minucaiiolisllilwaukcc game
\
I
’."..“’:»‘. 0f the 11's. S. Kansas... : ‘
5' .: _s:opp¢d Johnny D8153" U
l 3.; 1n the sw'coi’fd roumofi' 1
111(1th Impssereck's. I I 1
ya
mslpon- (l on amount of rain. . ,‘
. mlwr gznuv H hcdulcd. a
f-C'UTHERN ASSOCIATION. fi
' no.3: New ()rizums, 3. r.
win-3 ti; Chattanooga, 0. ’r‘.
Rock, 10: Nashville. 0. i , \
“JInim:liahi~.\lobile game was: /.
. or. account of rain. , i 9! - caps.
C LECT—Z BASEBALL RESULTS. 1 g:
’ 1' :mia, 6: Harvard, 4. . I
\ . ‘Q: Bowdoinwl. [ 1.}
‘ Mass. Angles. 8. . l h
HAS UNBEATEN BASEBALL L
TEAM. . fl . ‘ .
V " host of the once powerful ,
' ‘ winil teams are having 3 g! .
Winning games the nine of “
i Acadvmy is enjoying re- ,‘\ J
7 F‘i'.('(‘i">‘n‘ under the able 9}
' . .rl Billy Lush. This success "‘
m a hope hitherto unborn at I"; ‘
a hope for two victories in’ 2;: 5
. 34'. m'; r 1ch Army. The Navy H .
" " . A Point last spring and the I‘i , »-
.:. . _ for anmlwr Navy triumph ! , ,
n Thu.~~ far the Navy has (leg ’1 ._ ,
‘31 I’ilnr-t-tou. Penn State, Hal-u 1’“ .
iii-”m f‘ollr-ge, which holds a, ,5‘
' :; m‘wr Fordhannand Mount Sal“ u 1""
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AMERICAN LEAGUE_ 'l‘hc scores Wore 6-4. 6-3 and ill. The Ball: Salaaman—A “font Adv
YCSterday’s Results. \-\-\__-““\ “V." H“ .
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York, 5: l’hilaih-lphln. 6 .
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so. *4; Detroit. 2, ‘ y 1
“mi. ll: Ft, Louie, fl. '
Standing of the Gluos. ‘,
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